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Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic TrailCovered walkway at La Purisima State Historic Park near Lompoc, California
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Vol. 3 Number 3 - 1994 December

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Vol. 1 Number 3 - 1992 December

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Vol. 1 Number 1 - 1992 May
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The Quechan people live near Yuma, Arizona.  

Did You Know?
In 1774, Spaniard Juan Bautista de Anza met Chief Palma of the Quechan (pronounced khet-chan) tribe and they became friends. When Anza returned a year later with 300 settlers bound for California, Palma gave Anza 6000 watermelons. The Quechan people still grow these watermelons today.
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